| BDC Consultancy |
| Offices on Saipan, CNMI, USA, Angeles City, Pampanga, and representative in Cebu City, Cebu. |
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| BDC Consultancy Mission: To help Filipinos join their loved ones in the United States of America, and to bring separated families together in their chosen home land. |
| US Visa and Immigration Services |
| 188-B Friendship Highway, Anunas, Angeles City, Pampanga 2009, Philippines. Tel: 045-625-6930 |
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| "With Liberty and Justice for All" |
| Are you planning to bring your fiancée or wife or family member to the US from the Philippines? Or hiring a Filipino national to work in your US business? We specialize in United States Immigration and Naturalization issues. BDC Consultancy is located in Central Luzon in the Philippines and offers competent, personal, and friendly assistance with all visa related issues at the US Embassy in Manila. States throughout the visa process. Maybe you have plans to relocate to the Philippines? We'll answer any questions you may have regarding the various options available to you as a spouse of a Philippines citizen, a retiree or investor. |
| We Offer You: Free first consultation giving you an initial assessment of your approval chances Very reasonable fees Preparation of Fiancé(e) K-1 / Spouse K-3 Visa Petitions Family Preference Immigration Visas Guam/CNMI based duly licensed US Immigration Attorney Services of Filipino Lawyer specializing in Philippines Family Law Professional, Honest and Knowledgeable Service Preparation and Escort to the US Embassy Interview and Medical at St Lukes Through our Philippines Bureau of Immigration accredited agent, we also assist you with all Philippines 9 and 13a visa issues, the SRRV (Retirement Visa) program and Business/Employment Creation visas. |
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faulty knowledge about US Immigration laws destroyed their dreams. Don’t let that happen to you! While many firms affiliated with licensed US lawyers provide legitimate immigration-related services, non-lawyers or travel agencies are not authorized nor qualified to help you with immigration matters. It is against US law for foreign attorneys who are not licensed in the United States to provide immigration advice. At BDC Consultancy you are represented by a US licensed immigration attorney with offices in the USA (Guam and the CNMI). Only a U.S. licensed attorney is authorized and qualified to represent you in your immigration case. Unlike travel agencies and the like, attorneys have completed extensive education and training before being licensed to represent clients. Attorneys are required to maintain high ethical standards and if they don’t, you can contact your local bar association for action. When a non-lawyer promises to help but doesn’t deliver, irreparable damage is often done and no-one to give you relief. |
SOME COMMON QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS: A: Yes, we do. As a matter of fact cases involving adoptions are increasing all the time. Our attorney knows what to do, and will ensure you have professional, capable and honest representation at very reasonable rates. The adoption of a Filipino child involves many steps that have to be done correctly, AND the process has to meet the requirements of US adoption and immigration laws. Q: I am a Filipina who has lived and worked on Saipan in the Northern Mariana Islands for over ten years. I am married to a US Citizen, and I have two children that are also US Citizens. However, I am still a Philippines Citizen. Now the Commonwealth is coming under the US immigration laws beginning this year. I will lose my immediate relative (IR) status under the CNMI law. What should I do? A: We are getting many cases similar to yours because of the legislation that is placing the CNMI under US Immigration laws. Unless some changes are made to the law, you'll have to apply for US immigrant status. Contact us for detailed advice on how to proceed. Q: I contacted an Immigration assistance company advertising on the Internet. They guarantee that my fiancées visa will be approved if I use them. Does BDC Consultancy offer that guarantee? A: We cannot offer that kind of guarantee. And nobody should. It would be very unethical, especially as we don't know about the potential problems your fiancée may have in meeting the requirements of US Immigration and the US State Department. However, we do guarantee that we will put forward the best possible effort, and always be there for you in this complicated process. Q: I talked to an immigration lawyer regarding the fact that I met my fiancée when she worked at a night club in the Philippines. He told me not to mention that anywhere in the petition as that would result in a denial of the visa petition. What should we do? A: NEVER, NEVER lie on your petition, application, or during your interview at the US Embassy. As a matter of fact, if we find out that you have lied to us, or “forgot” to mention any important facts, we will immediately withdraw from your case. Q: I am a Filipina. I have met an American guy, and we really love each other. We want to get married and live in the U.S. However, I am still married here in the Philippines to a guy I haven't seen for seven years. I don't even know where he is. What should I do? A: As you know, a divorce is not an option in the Philippines. You need to file for annulment. If you haven't had any contact with your husband for the past seven years, this is usually obtainable. Q: How much does BDC Consultancy charge for the forms I need for filing a petition for my Filipina wife? I want to try doing it myself, I only need all the forms and instructions on how to do it. A: BDC Consultancy does not sell the forms necessary for the US visa process. You can download them, and instructions, for free from the US Government website. However, we strongly recommend against starting the process on your own. We have seen too many denials of petitions due to minor mistakes or omission when filling out the forms. Q: My fiancée went to her interview at the US Embassy in Manila. The consular officer told her she has to come back for a second interview. Why is that? A: Apparently there is some discrepancy concerning her supporting documents, or some other issue that the consular officer has concerns with. Honestly, a second interview is not a good sign as we often see a denial after that. Again, we can't over emphasize the need to be honest and forthcoming throughout the process. Q: I have read so many blogs discussing US immigration and visa scams. How do I know you are not one of them? A: Check us out! First of all, BDC Consultancy works with a licensed US Immigration attorney. We are also affiliated with a Filipino lawyer specializing in family, annulment, and adoption issues. We maintain an office in Angeles City where you can find us Mondays through Saturdays, 9am to 6pm. And, speak with some of our past clients. You will hear nothing but good words about our services. Q: I was told that my Filipina wife needs a lot of immunizations before she can have her visa approved. How can I find out what she needs? A: As part of the visa process, she has to undergo a medical evaluation at St. Luke's hospital here in Manila. They will tell her what she needs as part of the evaluation. Q: I have read about the horrible interview process at the Manila embassy. My fiancée is a shy woman, and I am in the US, so I can't support her. Can you help her? A: Yes, part of the service we provide our clients is an escort to the interview. And the consular staff is not “horrible” at all if the applicant is truthful and forthcoming during the interview. |
| Check out Pete's Immigration Blog at: http://petecnmi.wordpress.com/ Feel free to post your comments there, but keep it related to US immigration and visa matters or Philippines annulment, adoption, and such issues, please. |
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